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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee, Grand Opera House Han,
D. NJ
Board of Aldermen, noon.
Metropolitan Transit case, Supreme Court
Irish National League No. 81 Union Square, y. m.
knights OF Labor conspiracy SOTkve Police Court
Rapid Transit COmmissoIers, Mutual Life insurance
Building.
Hawkins Zouayes' anniversary. Nilsson Hail. y. m.
Combination sale OF Jersey Cattle American Horse Ex
change
Chassis of New-York. Collegiate Church. Fifthavc. and
Twenty ninth-s
Life Insurance Association No. li6 Broadway $3.50 p
Martin Luther Society No IL West Thiryfrsts, j. m
Brooklyn Microscopcal Society reception, Adeiphi Aca
envy p. IN. ,,,
Knickerbocker Bowling Club reception Tennis Building
3
Pilot Commissioners meeting noon.
Brooklyn Citizens League public dinner, evening.
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rUyER1L or NANNY G. LOGAN

The funeral Harry G. Logan formerly member OF the
firm of Whitley WAS held yesterday at his home
No $50 Fifthaye placed in tho front parlor
and WAS almost hidden BY flowers which stood
The conducted by tho Rev. Thomas
H. sin Chry sostons Chapel and tho boy choir from
church sang several hymns Among those present
were John rag Clark Daniel &. Ferris, William N. Lent
A. Wright Sanford George u. Roberts Thomas Kirby. W.
n McCntock, Plat n Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Yer
DENIAL Marks. Eugene Dewey, James Whitley. T. ID.
Barnes. James T. 1ichenoI Walter Dean 10 Taylor John
Brown Maynard c. Eyre. Philip Vail, W. L. Nandervoor
Alexander o. Wood G. e. Dclmonico W. H. Gordon. Carlo,
Galway and William Van Ness The body viii DO taken 10
Wayncs thorough. Penn, to day t0r burial.
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"LARRY" DONOVAN NOT ALLOWED TO JUMP.

Tie unkndness OF bridge policeman Yesterday prevented
Lawrence NJ Donovan, known familiarity his friends
the Fourth Ward Larry from adding aureIs TO
his Jumping ieats Larys" value a. dime museum e1
repens HI. rurse tho Jumper made arrangements
dire from the highest pon OF the long structure between
and D. In. yesterday for wager" OF $1,000.
Heretofore only few Of his most init
friends have been privileged with tho
stfaght tip" 10 tho time OF his jumping eats In this
CITY, But this time lac Kind and notices sent
various Offices and his friends In
the Fourth Ward Unfortunately for his the police
got OF the proposed jump the br carefully
watched during the morning and every vehicle that might
contain the jumper was scfutinized BY ocers
ne New York aide oes 9ecrse Cssh looked inside and
Hs rsessd hh ne men and he onpsr protested strongly
the that said being done 70 him.
policeman took him 70 the Tob and arragncd him
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= BASEBALL. NEVIS AND COMMENT
THE STORM CAUSES THE PosTPoNEMEST OF ALL
THE SCHEDULED GAMES.

THE STORM CAUSES THE POSIPONEMENi Of ma
THE SCHEDULED GAMES.
The scheduled game Washington Park yesterday between
the Brooklyn and Metropolitan clubs was postponed on nc
The mines will play TO day. weather
permitting
The Brooklyn club oveoycd at the pros
pect having play sunday games in Brookyn
The at this Polo Grounds yesterday IN wc
Ene played owing TO the weather. Inc topog.
gan slides stu In position the grounds anu there WAS
almost enough for the winter sport. -,
Chicago club need OF Mccormick or the services
other good pitcher badly Flynn Ia out OF CONDITION
not pitching tie player TO do it, even he
could.
Friends the Metropolitan club sl talking about that
peculiar decision made ~ Umpire MeQuade IN inc TENN
inning the brooklyn Metropolitan game ON satursy Had
McQiadc declared Terry out az seconh Dase' avs
scored the four runs or proDaDy any runs run, ~,
inning and the would have been @ at least anu
possibly victory for the Indiana Phillips was the nrst
ont Terry would tho second and then Nc aman
pOpup hit would have been captured ny melstei oi
Mescr would have been playing in deep ne
poncd with the Jersey city club at Jersey Cy 'ody
and play In Brooklyn instead. ~, ..
The New.Yok Reserves will play at Hartford today To-
and Thursday Springfield Oh Friday at Water
bury aud on Saturday AZ banbury -, , .oo, h,.o
NewYok club for least half of the season and most
catching during the last half OF the season III,
Richardson who is playing third base Tor inc e" ON
club present has made good an impression as ek
pectcd. Friends OF tho club think tat oerhht ouSh' W
have trial there ,,... ,,o
people witnessed the three games between the
ami Chicago clubs that were played IN ST. LOUIS
OF the Brooklyn club elbows gum WIN tho aruor u
skating rink girl. Smiths jaw IL always moving but nc
max more noise than Terry Philips will not move al all,
especially when he is on the bases unless some ono seAS
IN him. So. .,
tho Brooklyn club the end Sunday playing never nu
baseball any COOL MANY people knowing they Guu SEQ
game made effort to TO week hay ga"'c. ,
The championship at Louisville, Baltimore ana |h
cnnat all postponed on account OF rain yesterday
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ON TILE SITE OF GANSEYOORr MARKEE

The Controller and Commissioner OF Public Works ycster
day opened the construction Of the buildings intended
be constructed the site Of the present Ganscvoot Mar
ket Tho following the bids: Moran & Armstrong.
s477 John McQnse $4S5OOU b. Gallagher s4s6 800
John Moore, $40 $780, T. Agnew: S4yl77l; j. H. Brady.
Weeks & Son. s5l3,SSJ j. II. OIourke.
s57sI5: John Co. $4,000 b. sheridan. 900 5000
The Douglas Smyh There will DO ten buildings,
1873 by 81 each stories In height OF brick and on
There will be alleys twenty three
wide bet buildings 1t is expected that Will tako
year complete the buildings They Will cover area
bounded by Gansey0ort and Bloomfield
sts and and Thirteenthaye
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INCO.uING STEAMERS
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THURSDAY, APRIL Il.
lSULPPI.NG NEIHS.
PORT oFNEw.YoR MONDAY. APRIL IL. 1857
ARRIVED

PORT OF NFW-Y DIRK. MONDAY. APRIL H. 1881
ARRIVED
s,.,mer Ripon CITY OBJ, Richie Newcastle Mar 30 with
mdss passengers sanderson 4 Son Arrived at the
critic r Lori LS!s Mar = s@D,Ss spsnss
& Young. Arrived at the Bar At Gi5 IN A.,
steamer funessia ti'r leddcr~ick ",asT"w apt o
Arrived a tho bar at 80 M. ,,-. ,,.u ., ,r,,,,
and 3s passengers TO Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at o
Steamer esscl Br, Watson Rio Ianero Mar ~ with cof
fee Bus Jevons Arrived al inc bai ~ ~; ,,h mia,
steamer ionsana "aS.r Ne"'o''"" "' WIN '"''
Sa S@ salg ct ITs M maSy co
Steamboat Anita rers Jacksonville IL days. IN ballast TO
steamer Bcncfactor Chichester Wilmington days with
steamer Commonwealth Kirk. Philadelphia, with mise
10 h, John Mann Tor Windsor Ns Bevcgc Amsterdam
AZ days. with and empty barrels TO ofdei 'esse 10
Bars Sci Anci utaD Gsrabald. Smyrna 10 days. with
BARK susanna Utah, Gambardes SMYRNA loG days via
SO days. with mso 'oorer vessel 10 Lawrence
BARK Lancaster BGrcSqS - days. with iron
latte Dixon sawyer Cal,snas IL DAYS WIN mo
More Leonnar MS.ns%s W sy rte sugar
Schr Ellen swift brown Bias q days. with nuts to
sssr TO S Srar S@psl G Persons IonS
csTe @ French 81 S To- s ny rs win "HO'f
SlS 5 Martin = 5op H days with lumber
thick on shore At City Island. gale NE; slocng and thick
OF shore
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Calico (Br Jones' Hull Mar H. with mdso and
Sanderson Arrived ut the Bar at lO40
, -. IA.
mdse and pa sengers 10 Henry Yonge. IT.
steamer Wyanoke Huphers, Richmond, city Point and
Norfolk mdse and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
and empty barrels to oricr vessel 10 Scammol Bros
Bark Ethandne BIT, Jameson. Demerara via Delaware
Break water with sugar 10 order; vessel 10 master.
CLEARED.
I MI
BIOS
steamer Uieadowe tBr. o'Nel, Port Royal. sc-Iaw.
renee Giles & Co. $3.50
steamer Breakwater Crossman Newport News and West
Point-Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Fanny Cadwaladcr. dillingham; BALTIMORE
ship Ben amin sewoil. liner shanghai-E Hatton & CO.
ship ADgio-AmerIca (Bp. smith, Me!Journo-Mailer &
Quercau
ship shal spere Ger. Mailer. South Amboy -.
Mou Utah. Pezzoo Aucr. Java for orders -Funch
BARK Aradno (Norl. Johanessen KOnssDerg. Funch
lark Echo Br, oreIsrcn. Georgetown. Demcrara-Loay
Bark orontes CBr). Everett spcncers Islsnd Ns-J
Winchester a Co.
Brg DAISY Boynon Harding sagua Ia Grande via South
Amboy-L MonJo. Jr, n Co.
T. schr Sarah tbr). Day. ST John. MIA 7 Hency.
SAILED
Steamer ayten Republic for Cape Hay .eu Turks Island
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ALONG THE SOUND.

A. SHINING for nearly forty vars
an organt In churches here VIII be- the recipient OF tcs
moniaI concert on April Officers Of the bridgeport
Ride tldb have elected follows President DR.. \.
Rico president George H. Belts; secretary aud treas
ufcr II. \ fassett executive committee. a H. Lacy. T. "
Recrs G. A. Barber II. Bcarlsey. H. T. Marsh Al 'le
CANT badge will be competed for with royoivet
NoRwAIK.-A. s. Bishop. president OF the Union Mann
featuring Company here det suddenly yesterday
sTR,TroRp-Thc first shall Of caught yes
terLay the UousatOnlc RIVER
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BROOKLYN.


Surrogate Lott having returned from Fortress Monroe adj
mttcd Mr. viii 10 probate yesterday. The
Henry b. Beecher. William Beecier and the Rev
Samuel ScoNille.
police learned nothing yesterday in regard
GreeDwe who Will be brought 10 trial next Monday for The
murder OF lyman X. Weeks HIS counsel promises
startling revelations in the proceedings and Is confident Of
showing the innocence OF his client
McGlynn will repeat his lecture The Cross OF The
New Crusade" in the Academy OF Music on April ~
James ONel age eightysx. OF No 30 Oak St. found
drowned at Mobiles yesterday 1t thought he fell into the
river while fishing.
Several deaths have taken place in the Brooklyn
where measles Is raging and seventeen deaths In
all occurred OF sixty inmates All except i've have
stricken with the disease and the and ply soians
nearly out by their labors.
Samuel Bovine. desperate burglar who was wanted for
committed In the Twenty sixth Ward and In Canarsic
and thought to know something Of the burgarics IN
the the where the murder OF Weekes occurred
caught In swamp in Canarse Sunday and Is now In
street Jail lie tried 10 stab and shoot The police
captured him. and ouly surrendered at the point OF
pistol
members OF the sah OF The Brooyn World nted
C. W. Suheran who has been the city editor OF tic Brook
iyn In the for two with handsome gold
watch and chain las. evening lie has resigned IRON yh
BOrid 10 become editor OF The SAFETY pdre monthly
Journal devoted to the interests OF steam boilers
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lLyLS1ERs AprIsED 10 "MrRDER. TEyYrsoy.

paper on read to the Baptist ministers yes
terlay by the \. Walsh. He maintained that mins
tiers should give more attention To the subject and urged them
10 tako Lessons ministers he said. had voices which
sounded Ike combination Of fe aud buzz saw lhc
Rev Ackland van Boyle actor and an elocu
tnn,f did tho minister should give much attention
10 eocuon lie maintained that tho Bible passages ,"nd
moi be- studied for practice but that the minister should t
vote himself TO ''mnrlerng Tcnnys0ns Charge OF tle
Ieht Rrg,he" lie would real the poem well, but u
would Improve his reading OF the Scriptures
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aea,nst John H. Crimes Of let District IT
WAS alleged there boon irregularities In the last en-
MT and 1886 The details have been
given TRIBUNE. Chairman Fitch was absent Inc
committee discussed the matter and agreed that on inc MAIN
charges Mr. Grimes guilty. Without reaching gel
they agreed adjourn further CONSIDERATION
this evening when they will come together III the Oanu
opera House and agree their report
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BUBEAR TIE OARSMAY, HEREJ

George Bubcar, Englands champion oarsman. pas
sepger the Cunar line steamship Seryia which arrived
yesterday. has to this country 10 participate In
particularly anxious 10 meet Wallace Ross
NTH whom be arranged match TO he fowed on The Thames
last year. With declared on owing 10 hosss sudden
departuro Ross states that he ready
Bnbear time and In water and Is probable
that race Wi date NEXT month
the courses the city, sn9sr Intends 70 visit Australia
aud meet tine champion before returning TO ha home.
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Tho Truth OF It. Miss Cockett-yellow roses
arc supposed 10 Indicate hlrtatiousness and mo
roses mean love, do they not. Mr.. Nevcrsmlc ."
Mr.. Nevcrsmiie-So I'm told; and white roscs mean
silence
Miss cockctt-welf, and what DO trcse large cab
bage and Jacks meant
Mr. Neversmile- Bankruptcy, Miss Cockctt-bank-
ruptcy every tmc.-tIIarpers baza;
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Denis Hotei-Rnfus Magee. U. s. Minister 70 Sweden;
Brer0ort Uouse-GOvernor George Peabody Wemore, OF
Rhode Island ram Arenue Hotel-Congres.man VIII,
L. Scott OF Pennsylvania and Robert C. Winthrop OF
Boston Victoria Hotet-ear Admiral w T. lie Roy; u g
Navy and Ex-Governor A. o. Bourn, Of Rhode Island
SurcrGnt House-Ex Senator Pope BARROW, OF Georgia
Neao York HoieiGenera W. b. Franklin Of Hartford zen
era John A. Martin Kansas and General T. ALEXANDER
of Georgia Windsor Hofei-Iamton Harris OF AiUany
HiI XOs-GovernOr c. p LOunsbnfy OF Cohiec-
tcut and Matthew Hale of Albany. Gfseg HouseCap
tain L. A. Bearislee L. s. Navy, and Congressman carlos
French. OF Connecticut.
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tRgESTJNG 4 POLICEMAN

Police Superintendent Murray yesterday made private
Investigation Ia OF Pltroman Eiwarl r. GalgAn
az tho Morrana squad accused Of improper con
duct tow T Eek ihc policeman denltd mo
charge but Mr. Murray dccici that would c proper 10
have the trci criminal court He directed sergeant
place Gallclu under arrest anl ArrAHh nam IN
the Harlem Police Court IN the Afternoon JIG was HV III
hail
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wEsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

Nrw. RocHErIr-An election for directors OF tho New
Rochelle Company resulted a. follows Adrian i"n
Adrian Isclin IT, Delaney \. Kane columbus OD Iscip
William H. Isoiin 81 Donald Martin j. keogh Oscar
Crscii John ocart. Henry Fao LEO BefsoIf l
To his 10 Ms nome IA
ms usre lie has been absent in years lie
contemplates returning by way.of india
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, April. TO- 1887

before Justice Duffy for dsorderiy conduct Larry was
faced the justice and said that he had gt
be driven the bridge But when the 1uce learned
he Jumping suit, Larry was SEM
fenced mouths the Isl nd In default OF
50 900 bail His COMPANION dned So. Oliver keone,
Donovans lawyer lie will get ball for his client and
brlpg he case efor Supreme Court.
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AGAINST ENCROACHMENTS on UESTSL
BUSINESS MEN PROTESTING AGAINST THE ACTION
OF STEAMSHIP COMPA les

prsIxrss MEN PROTESTING AGAINST TIE ACTION
OF STEAMSHIP COMPA les.
There was an important meeting OF business men in
the office of Walker Il Room, No. 425 Hudsons ycstcr
day. 10 take formal action against the cncroachnens Of
the steamship companies along the North River on the
bukhcads and land between the piers. There were
present representatives of many trades, among them
being coal dealers lumber dealers, produce men and
dealers in masons materials These business men have
used the bukheads between the piers 10 load and unload
the materials in which they DEAL and they charge that
the building OF storehouses and sheds in front OF the
bukheads has inerered materially with their business
The district which they especially DESTROYS OF keep
ing from the steamship companies lies between Canal
and Eleventh SITS. The Morgan Steamship Company has
nut up large in front OF its pier at Charlton
ST. II 200 feet long and fifty feet wide and for the use
while for the lease Of the pier pays to the Dock Com
missoners $4,000. ..
When the subject was first agated short time ago..
Alderman W. H. Walker, of the iXth District, went TO
authority the Morgan Line obtained the use osthc lana
The Commissioner OF Public Works didn't know or
wouldn't tell The Dock Commissioners were next
visited and they referred the Alderman 10 the corpora
ton Counsel The latter said that permission had been
asked by granted 10 the Morgan Line TO build shcd
not storchouse, In front OF It's pier a., !.
she'd" the Alderman said yesterday, accordlng 10
the city statutes simply santing roof securely sup
ported and open ali sides. This building however Is
closed one with foundation ten feet deelnd SIX eet
square" 40, .,
r. f. Wood made chairman of the organization;
jeremiah Pangburn. jr. secretary Roberto Martin, OF
Peck, Martin Co., vcechair1nan and George karr an
extensive lumber dealer. treasurer committee OF inc
officers, with the addition OF John G. McCarty, coal
nlakc arrangements for holding public meeting in few
days
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roo MANY DEATHS TO SUIT THOSE WHO 11v1

roo MANY DEATHS TO SUIT THOSE WHO LIVE.
Tho trustees Of the GIatuity Fund Of the Produce
Exchange yesterday discussed the case Of NJ d. Car
ringtOn who died in Marseies, France, on March o.
The d. ath not announced until the new year of
the Gratujty Fund had expired and when the fifty
deaths that called for assessments on members had
been recorded The trustees proposed make another
but the members srenuously objected and
manded that the insurance be paid out Of the surplus
- question to W. l. Foster, counsel Of the Exchange
VAo yin e1ye HE opinioD in Q fow days.
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LONG ISLAND.

Long IsIAxD Cirr.-william T. Montcvcrlc anil Frank
Lose. the alleged the Grand street Baseball Par"
M Maspcth were arrested bench warrant Yesterday aud
copced 10 plead eight indictments ior permitting sunday
ball PLAYING They pleaded not guilty and were admitted TO
bal the Of -. 400 each
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THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA
I,nnEfnN p0nTl

QUEENSTOWN April 49, Arrived steamer Indiana. Boges.
from Philadelphia April ON her way to Liverpool and pro-
ceedcd). -. - w..
April l7-Arrive Auranla tBr Hains from New
York April o To Liverpool (and pfoceededl.
Sailed. Etrura Br) Cook from Liverpool hcnce
soUrHAMPToy April l7-Arfved. steamer Vera tder);
Bussus from or Oh her way to Bremen land
proceeded ....x..
Sailed steamer Elbe oer) Meyer from Bremen hence Tor
New.YOrk ma,
PLYMOUTH April ls- Arrived. steamer Wieland tGerl
Hebch from New York April on her way 70 damouig
Jana proceeded). ,. n..o,, m,
FAsTYET April 1SPassed steamer City OF Rchmond ,br
Bedford from NewYork Aprilo on her wayto eueen'o"
and Liverpool ,,. -. ~,.uo..,,o
BoRDEAUx April l6-Arrvcd. steamer City OF Newcastle
(Br). Townsend, from New-YOrk ~, ,yu,
GIBRALTAR, April 5-Passed. steamer Romeo lBrI VIII
iams from Mediterranean ports on her way TO
April l6-Passed steamer Benalder tBr Ross from Cha
and Japan ports for New.York. ,,,-
YoKoHAMA April 6-Arrived steamer City OF New'York'
Searle from San Francisco
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NFw RgIGHToN.-F Frank Zoe age TWENTY-FIVE employed al
The copper works Bayonuc. y. j. while attempting 10
4 small JoIt yesterday, swsnip.i
ly Tho high clug to the bottom ~ Tie overturned
boat which drifiel down the Bay. lie wa rescued M d
guilty 10y William ZOrn.
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vr sLOssOy DID NOT TRY TO DROWy HTMsELF

Mr. SLOSSOY DID NOT TRY TO DROWN HIHSELF.
L. slosson. The lawyer who fell Tcn the WILLIAMSBURG
feryol Superior the East River Sunday was III the
city Yesterday apparently the worse for his sudden
plunge cold When he was taken to mo last
Hospital Williamsburg SUNDAY night lac was
lua from shock nut rational lie was AZ no umo
under aud hal recovered sufficiently 10 Ie.Vo
mo hosolta on SUNDAY night but lie detained by tn
for fear no might be attacked win pneuu MS
vrrson If the accident that he standing outside OF me
ch1tus W made a sudden urch 10 one side anu
10 his balance, coil into the water.
the affair cOrrob orlte
Mr. story and that there was no evidence OF IN
Mf. SOssOn- To commit suicide Henry "
eeEman President Board Of Aldermen said yesterday
that he was positive Mr. SlossOns mishap was purely
accidental and not an attempt az suicide.
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RoCKLAND COUNTY.

NY.cK.-Sleigh.bes we're (inglng here YESTERDAY and
seighlug be COOL all the county lhe -to
was severe and dsagccabo Early dover beds are funed
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WIR[NE INIELLfGENCE
uISfArURs ALdASAc.

MINIATURE AbhANAC
IDDAT
sunrsc, I'll sets. $50 Noon rO 3il Moou's ago. 20
E-sandy Hook 4:Ji Gov. fsFi $50 Hell Cato .;lJ
Iiook- 20 Gov. Isld 5ol Hell Gate ''iO
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AFRAID THAT SOME oyE WOULD PoTsoy HI

AFRAID THAT SOME ONE WOULD POISON HIN.
The boly OF J. NJ Potter the LAWYER OF Dey.st who
dropped Sunday the platform Of the Fifty ninth
station Nntave Elevated railroad, was yesterday
removed Forty Police station to the
Mursuo TO action OF his relatives Nno 1--we out OF
the city. O..
Mr. Potter this city several years ago from syrI
his wife and daughter i've lie lad sep2iaeu
from hts ami came Ia New ork with his son ne ut
lair business and was considered LAWYER OF considerable
shrewness and ably About wear AMI hall ago ms son
fo whom Appeared be greatly attached anu VINO was
studying with him. died His death greatly hlecteu
his father, who from That une pesah ,h ~
Ina relatives wished his deat and he
almost with whom ne came
In contact occupied an oica long UeiOfe ne Oeg
10 suspect that those had design his HE lie
Kent his arrss himself and took his meals ior Few
DAYS oily at restaurant for fear that tho walters
woud son hun OF had occupied de-krOln IN te
office 81 Bush & olinesworth No. % Deys ana hofe ne
cracks where he sat with newspapers
"a ho said he AFRAID that tho tenants on
Tho floor below would blow poison M through
The chnk lately begun suspect tho other Inmates
of the did stay In the room a; ono Time
Ills death caused by heart disease.
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Advertisements admitted int shsse ceisssns srs
recommended 70 the readers Of THE Tribune.
as thoroughly reliable, and bssiSess can BE demo
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OPPOSED TOA BRIDGE OVER THE HUDSON.

OPPOSED TOA BRIDGE OVER THE HUDSON.
dozen OF more men who are opposed to the bridge
across Hudson yesterday at the Board Of Trade
and Transportation Ambrose Snow presided and T. NJ
Clarksen acted secretary C0odcl f. A Conkling on
behalf of the committee appointed 1T previous meeting
TO visit Albany reported what the members had SAID 10
the Committee Commerce and Navigation In advocacy
Of the Deycreux BILL which, il passed. will repeal tho
ehartcr Of the Poughkeepsie Bridge Company lie then
onered these resolutions:
respectfully but earnestly requested TO legitimate
the obstruction OF the Hudson River
highway travel by the construction at
other OF bridge requiring the
erection piers in Its channel. .
Rssoired maintain tho usefulness OF the
Hudson OF trade and travel IL Is the i'm
duty Of merchants produce deal
and business mel TO appeal 70 their CORES
OF the state 10 make 10 tcr
Immediate in the Legislature Their sense OF
the the involved anu 70 invoke
prompt and earnest action for their protection.
John I. Heury, William r. Cleary. James III. Seymour,
j. y. Huribert aud Mr. Hume Of tho Bridge Company,
whose remarks were heard with much Impotence